Using DJar
The use of DJar is very simple:
- install djar.jar in your CLASSPATH
- launch javaw dscopesi.djar.application.DJar
- you can add an optional file name on the command line: DJar will try to open it
- open an archive with the "open" button. The archive must have the .jar or .zip
extension
- you will see in the left pane the directory structure of the archive, outlined as a tree
- in the right pane you will see all the entries (e.g. archived files) of the directory
that you have selected in the tree
- the most common informations are shown: file name, size (expanded and compressed),
creation date
- if you are browsing a jar archive, you can see the Jar attributes of an entry by
clicking the "attributes" button
- you can extract single or multiple entries, even in archived subdirectories, by clicking
the "extract" button
- when extracting, you have to choose first the destination path in your local file
system, then which entries include in the extraction process, then if DJar must extract
the entries using their full path (stored in the archive), re-creating it if necessary.
- That's all, folks!
Summary